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IT CAME FROM INNERSPACE LP 01. The Touch - Nerve Gas Attack 02. The Thieves - What's Old Is What's New 03. Route 66 - Where is She During the Week? 04. Facecrime - I Know Some People 05. Down Syndrome - You're a Punk 06. Malibu Kens - Party's Over 07. SNFU - (Real Men Don't Watch) Quincy 08. The Standard - Break Out 09. Malibu Kens - 421-1111 10. The Thieves - Screams 11. SNFU - Strip Search/Grunt, Groat, Rant & Rave 12. Facecrime - Did I Hear You Right? 13. The Touch - Family Tree 14. Down Syndrome - Bums 15. Route 66 - Had Enough of This Label: Rubber Records Cat #: RR 8301 Format: LP Released: 1983 |
Reviews: This new Canadian compilation is very much like the English samplers that proliferated wildly in the '78 epoch, in that it features a bunch of pop bands and one or two token punk groups. Of the latter, SNFU produces two powerful mid-tempo gems with crunching guitars and sing-along choruses (including the classic "Real Men Don't Watch Quincy"), while Down Syndrome offers a couple of raunchy garage punkers. Of the pop bands, the Standards and the Thieves stand out above the wimpy pack by virtue of a heavier guitar sound and an unobtrusive '60s tinge. The overall effect is rather refreshing in our current era of musical segregation. -Jeff Bale (from Maximum Rocknroll #12, March 1984) |